The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-10-01
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| Miss Fannie Rust, of Washington). G., is
visiting her uncle, Maj. John 1. YellottIf Tow
| sontown.
| Col. William Young, of Belair, was ngaged
| in the trial of case in the Circuit CGt here
| this week.
Col. VIM. A. McKellip and wife, West
| minister, who have been in Europe foiseveral
months, are expected home in a few day
Hon. William Pinkney Whyte, who one here
| on Tuesday night to address the Democrat meet
| ing, was entertained by r. r. Boarman, sq.
Harry M. Clabaugh, ESQ.,, of the Wstmins-
ter bar, will speak at some of the Republican
meetings in Baltimore county during thevgesent
campaign.
Harry D. Cooper, son of Mrs. J. G. Cooler, of
Towsontown, has gone to Riverside, Calibrnia,.
where he expects to reside permanently witf his
father-in-law.
Mr.. w. Horace Soper, who was for some
years connected with the Baltimore county shoots,
is member of the new faculty of the Mryland
Agricultural College.
Mr.. Edward P. Murray, of the GocrDment
printing Office, Washington is visiting b. father,
Mr.. Thomas Murray, of Towsontown. tie Is az
companied by his wife.
Mr.. Henry Taylor and wife, of Wserly, who
have been in Europe for year, sturned to
their homo few days ago. Mr.. Tayjr is presi-
dent of the Baltimore News Company
Mr.. John Bond, of the 9Th distric, one of the
Republican nominees for County Commissioner,
has been laid up with rheumatism eer since the
county fair, but we are glad to say b is now i'm
proving.
Mr.. John E. Crout, chairman q the Board
of County Commissioners, who is nealy "a years
of age, says that he ne:er drank drtD OF liquor
in his life and never took dose of meicine from
a physician.
III. Webster Crowl, Esq, Republican candi-
date for City Council for the 10Th ward of Baltl-
more, is a young and popular member If the bar.
His grandmother was daughter of thelate Will
liam Hiss. of "Western View" Baltimore county.
Mr.. Walter B. Kincanon, young business
man of GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, was married in the
M. E. Church, Catonsvlle on Thursday evening
of last week, to Miss Ella Hicks. The bride is
sister-in-law of Mr. II. Clay Suter, of Catonsville
John T. Centrum, Esq, the well known young
attorney, who has been occupying offices in the
Masonic Building for several years, has changed
his location and can now be found in Smedey
Row, nearly opposite the south gate of the Curt
House.
Col. Thomas Sheppard, formerly of Gowns
town and Towsontown, now owns and lives IN
very snug farm of $50 acres, in Westmorland
county, Va. On account of advancing year the
Colonel desires to sell his property and return to
Baltimore.
Mr.. Calvin S. Harlan, Republican nominee
for Surveyor of Baltimore county, attended the
Harlan, who landed at New Castle, Del, two nun-
bred years ago. The meeting was held at Bir-
mingham.. Park, Pa, on Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank G. Odenheimer, of Philadelphia,
was married at St. Paul's P. e. Church, Balti-
more, on Wednesday morning last, to Miss Corde-
liza Powell, sister of Mr. William S. Powell, of Mt
Washington, Baltimore county. The groom is
attached to the legal department of the Reading
Railroad.
Mr.. Harry Litsnger, a well-known citizen of
Woodbury., is about to remove to Ohio to reside.
For number of years he has been secretary of
Pickering Masonic Lodge, of Woodberry, and a
few nights ago the members of the lodge presented
him with handsome silver water service as a
mark of the esteem in which he is held by the
lodge.
Mr.. C. Herbert Sadter, son of Mr.. Geo. w.
Sadtler, formerly of this county, was married at
t tbs FFsth AHthss5aA GhqFd eBltm90Tz daugher
of the late Otis Keilholtz: Mr.. Chas. A. Ridgely,
of Lutherville, was one of the ushers. The groom
is a member of the bar and a deputy clerk in one
of the city courts.
DIR. Elgin r. L. Gould, of the Johns Hopkins
University, was married on Tuesday afternoon to
Miss Mary Hurst Purnell, daughter of Mr.. L. B..
Purnell, of the firm of Hurst, Purnell d Co. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Andrew Long
acre, of Mount Vernon M. E. Church, Baltimore,
on the lawn Of the country residence of the brides
father, on the Liberty road, Baltimore county.
Over one thousand persons attended the wedding,
which was q very brilliant affair.
Mr.. VIM. H. Ruby, of the Journal, who wen t
to Denver, Colorado, about three weeks ago to at
tend the annual meeting of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows, returned home on Wednes-
day. On Thursday night the employees of the
Journal Office gave their chief very nice supper,
at the residence of Mr.. Harry Iytle, in honor of
his safe return, and an enjoyable time had. Mr..
Ruby gave an account of his trip to the far West,
which proved very interesting. The only invited
guest at the supper was Mr.. E. f. Brown, re-
tired foreman of the Journal Office.